John H Reagan High School - Spur Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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ions i imiii MEMBERS OF THE BOYS CHOIR include, first row from front, Stan Chennault, Gary Knippa, Johnny Par- ker, Carter Hale, Doug Ma, Tommy Turner, Ernie Mot- lock, Jimmy Hendricks, Steve Herring, Richard Miller; second row from front, Da- vid Simmons, Terry Osborne, Mike Kirksey, Richard Black, Steve Hart, Harry Thurman, John Nicholas, Curtis Lock- lear. ft M obbud. Dons » MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS ' CHOIR are, rom left to right, first row, Jennifer Rogers, Bobbye Weaver, Patty Banks, Maria Massano, Betty Whalen, Janette Jones, Diane Engelbrecht, Tina Van Cleave, Kathy Jenkins, Bobbie Yeager, Cheryl Ullmann, Susan Griffin, Lesley Wilson, Jenise Jones, Renae Stewart, Con- nie Gastler, Regina Lockhart, Molly Ready; second row from left, Debbie Youngblood, Margie Knippa, Norma Vodicka, Mel- anie Guilbeault, Debbie Bellard, Judy Wlascinski, De Ann Adri- an, Kathy Briggs, Stephanie Williams, Paula Buttry, Sharen Shier, Carol Stapper, Joyce Woods; third row from left, Tammie Doan, Cheryl Lykins, LeeAnn Stangel, Jean Howell, Rosie O ' Dell, Brenda Lind, Robin Rascoe, Terri Perrault, Leah Ryan, Becky Behrendt; fourth row from left, Cathy Spiecher, Charlsa Poole, Kathy Anderson, Debra Bethke, Janet Thompson, Vana Hart, Joan Hamilton, Bonny Rider; fifth row from left, Susan Bissett, Carla Lind, Gayle Heathershaw, Vickie Perreault, Debbie Doss. Organizations — 81 U-

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■ H ■HHi H ¥ Choir Performances Given for Special Occasions The highly recognized Reagan Choral Department consists of four groups, the Reagan Chorale, the Girls Choir, the Boys Choir and the Mixed Choir. This year the choirs participated in a Christmas pro- gram held in the Boys ' Gym, a Fall Choral Festival and a Spring Festival, among other various activities. This year the Reagan Choral Department has been raising money to send 45 members of the choir on a concert tour of Europe this summer. Such fund- raising projects as fruit cake sales and newspaper drives filled the year with efforts to get the choir to Europe. The last week of July the choir will travel by boat to Luxembourg, where the tour be- gins. Their itinerary consists of stops in Brussels, Amsterdam, Luzern, Bremen, Salzburg and Vienna. While in Vienna, the choir hopes to be able to participate in a symposium, which is part of the Vienna Choral Festival. The choirs are under the direction of James Shep- pard. MADRIGALS STEVE HUBBARD, Jan Howell, and David Jones add their harmony to the annual Christmas program. MEMBERS OF THE REAGAN CHORALE are bottom row from left, Denise Holman, Winnie Felps, Manette Dodge, Skeet- er Smith, Jan Howell, Stanley Simmons, Morris Stevens, Dar- win McKee, Marlys Erickson, Pam Watson, Martha Thomas, Suzy Clarkson, Debbie Wingren; second row from left, Corliss Overton, Linda Purse, Clara Krans, Bobby Bertram, Chris Robinson, David Dean, Sharon Smith, Kay Krans, Celinda Yea- 30 — Organizations ger, Marcella Mitchell; third row from left, Linda Kirksey, Bobby Reynolds, Faye Pryatel, Dee Dee Lytle, David Jones, David Lamme, Paul Montgomery, Steve Hubbard, Doris Ma, Pam Blacklock; fourth row from left, Carl Detjen, Debbie Rus- sey, Ann Perrine, Andra Mitchell, Ron Garman, Mark Munson, Roger Lind, Janice Chennault, Dennis Schaudies, Vickie Hen- ninger. I if «Ma5 f e Gutls I ft 1[ t Guilbemi It K-- i -V

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... - BBBBBBI ■HW— I B —l l T 1 Special Assemblies Show Much Talent BUNDLED UP IN long skirts and winter jackets, the Madrigals perform as James Sheppard directs. ACCOMPANYING THE CHOIR at the Thanksgiving Assembly, the Reagan band added a special touch. 82 — Organizations DRESSED IN THEIR robes, Manette Dodge and Morris Stevens perform at the Christmas Assembly.